The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 January 1990 — Page 7

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Christina Jaggers is Sept, bride of Larry

Christina Marie Jaggers, Rushville, became the bride of Larry C. Erb. Syracuse, on Saturday, Sept. 2, at' 4 p.m., in the Calvary United Methodist Church, Syracuse. The doublering ceremony was performed by Si Christian, United Methodist Church, Michigan City, great-

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Spencer Martin selected for All-State Honors Orchestra

Spencer Martin, a viola student at Wawasee High School and son of John and Leona Martin of Milford, has been selected for the Indiana All-State Honors Orchestra. This is an honor awarded only to the finest student musicians in Indiana who have met the competitive requirements established by the Indiana Music Educators and the American String Teachers Association. This orchestra will be featured at the Indiana Music Educators Convention to be held on January 13 at 8 p.m. at Adams Mark Hotel/Convention Center in Indianapolis. This .performance will be conducted by Dean Angeles of Loyola University.

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. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — The engagement of Sheila Jo Miller to Jeffrey Lee Davidson was recently announced. Miss Miller is the daughter of Carl and Linda Miller, r 5 box 421, Syracuse. Otha and Ida Davidson, 16270 CR 138, Goshen,'are the parents of the groom-elect. The bride-elec.t is a 1989 graduate of Goshen High School. She is employed at Quality Farm and Fleet, Goshen. A 1984 graduate of Goshen High Schoo), Miller is employed at Homecrest Corp. The couple is planning an April 2L 1990, wedding to be at the Goshen First Church of God. Mobile Meals Drivers Volunteer drivers for Syracuse Mobile Meals have been scheduled as follbws: January 8-12 MONDAY. — Pauline Firestone TUESDAY- Marilyn Finlin son I WEDNESDAY - Dorothy Kit son THURSDAY — June Baker and * Belva Rookstool FRIDAY — Jan Baumgartner Volunteer drivers for Milford Mobile Meals are ■ January 8-12 MONDAY — Ray Sorensen TUESDAY- Kate Doty WEDNESDAY - Bill Little THURSDAY — Dan & Bernice Ahrns FRIDAY — Cap & Mary Ann Beer

uncle of the bride, in the presence of 250 guests. The bride is the daughter of Tony and Linda Jaggers. Syracuse. The groom is the son of Larry E. and Vic Erb, and Jamie Erb, all of Syracuse. The altar arrangement was designed with white carnations,

New Orleans, and the program will include Berlioz's Hungarian March; Saint-Saens' Dance

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SPENCER MARTIN & Macabre; Six Pieces from Ballet Suite »1 by Shostakovich; and the Finale of Symphony #2 by Tschaikovsky. The Indiana Music Educators Association is affiliated with the Music Educators National Conference (MENC) located in Reston. Va. MENC President Donald L. Corbett states that "the experience of performing in a musical ensemble composed of only the finest performers and On child care The House passed a longsought child-care bill that would - increase the federal role in providing and regulating child-care services.

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TO WED IN MARCH — The engagement of Marcia K. Taylor, r 5 box 98, Syracuse, and Scott A. Hiatt. 1125 W. Beardsley, Elkhart, has been announced by the couple’s parents, Richard and Helen Taylor, r 5 box 98. Syracuse, andaEarl and Doris Brandon, 54112 B Dr., Elkhart. The bride is a 1984 graduate of Wawasee High School and is employed at Supreme Corp. Her fiance graduated in 1983 from Elkhart Memorial High School and is employed at Gillette Manufacturing. ■I he couple has chosen March 10 as the date for the wedding which will be held in St. Martin de Porres Church. Syracuse.

dusty- rose roses, a unity candle, greenery, and baby’s breath. The pews, oak candle stands and brass candelabra were highlighted with dusty-rose bows. Soloists were Dan Leismer and Mindy Harmon, both of Syracuse. Musical selectons were “Evergreen,” “The Wedding Song,” and “Endless Love.” The bride wore her grandmother’s bridal pearl necklace and earrings. The bridal gown was created with dramatic Elizabethan sleeves with pearls, a closefitting satin bodice sprinkled with a cluster of pearls, and basque Waistline with pearls. The full skirt was detailed with strands of pearls and a chapel-length train. A dainty spray of flowers, pearls and sequins decorated her headdress with fingertip veil, which also was dotted with pearls. Her cascade bouquet was of dustyrose roses, white carnations, and greenery with baby's breath. Jeanetta Slabaugh, sister of the bride, Syracuse, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Chris Hill, and Karen Edwards, both of Rushville, and Teresa Shrock, Syracuse. Flower girls were Cassandra Slabaugh, niece of the bride, and Jennifer McDaniel, cousin of the bride, both of Syracuse. David Hill, Rushville, was ring bearer. The attendants’ gowns were floor-length dusty-rose satin. Their headdresses were of dustyrose and white roses with a halo of baby’s breath. The flower girls carried wooden heart baskets filled with dusty-rose roses, white carnations, and baby’s breath. Donnie Kauffman, Syracuse,

directed by a nationally recognized conductor is a stimulating experience for students. These outstanding young musicians challenge each other to levels of artistic achievement that' are not possible in their local groups.Balanced and sequential music programs are found in schools across the country and are producing superb young musicians who bring great credit to their parents, teachers, and schools. We are proud of these exemplary students who have learned how to understand, perform, and enjoy some of the finest musical achievements of our culture.'' MENC is the largest nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of music education Its program of publications, public relations, meetings, and conventions, and other special programs provides a forum for the exchange of ideas for MENC’s 55,000 members.

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was best man. Groomsmen were J.R. Barkdull, Mike Kausel, and Dave Oaks, all of Syracuse. Ushers were John Kozon, and Steve Slabaugh, brother-in-law of the bride, both of Syracuse. The mother of the bride wore a dusty rose silk dress, falling just below knee-length. The groom’s mother wore a peach dress with jacket, with a ruffle creating a V in the back. They wore flowers of

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KIWANIS CHRISTMAS PARTY - The Wawasee Kiwanis Club’s meeting on Saturday, Dec. 23, was held in the American Legion Building with members taking children and grandchildren for a Christmas party. Following a breakfast that was prepared by Joe Martin, Tim Hodgson and others, Santa Claus arrived. Santa Claus handed out gifts to the children present before leaving for Riley Children’s Hospital, Indianapolis, to take Christmas to the children there. Santa Claus was Ed Kinney, a member of the Milford Kiwanis Club. Shown in the photo are the children who attended the special meeting. In front are Kristi Martin, Tazza Warren. Gayle Ann Warren. Preston Marquardt. James Gibson. Chris Warren. Michael Stroudtiiian, and Brian Martin. Standing in back are Sara Hoover, Lee Strauss. Joe Long, Tony Hoover and David Long.

Primary Moms have Yule party

The Primary Mother s Club met in the home of Linda Harkelroad for their Christmas party and meeting on Monday. Dec. 11. at 7 p.m. Myra Christner served as co-hostess. Each of the 15 members present carried in a potluck dish. After dinner, president Myra Christner called together a brief meeting. The outcome of the children's Christmas party. Saturday. Dec. 9, was discussed. The children decorated ornaments shaped like animals from various wallpaper cutouts They were served cookies and punch, and goody bags were given out. There were 14 children present. Chai'rman Ellen Longenbaugh organized it with the help

dusty-rose carnations and roses with white carnations and baby's breath. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the American Legion. Syracuse. It was decorated with dusty-rose, gray and clear balloons. The bride and groom had a table with the bridesmaids and groomsmen on each side with balloons on the floor in front and candles in

of Myra Christner and Carol Rogers. Bob Farber played a very good Santa Claus. The club's adopted family was discussed and the drop-off date of Dec. 17 was decided upon at this time. Linda McAdams and Cindi Baumgartner made the delivery Following the meeting, members stuffed Christmas stockings with candy canes and chocolate kisses, which were donated to the Lakeland Youth Center for their Christmas party. At the closing of the evening. Christmas gifts were exchanged and secret sisters were revealed New secret sisters were then chosen for the new year. January's meeting will be in the home of Margaret-Booher on Jan. 16. at7:3op.m.

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dusty-rose sacks filled with sand as luminarias. ‘'Bands Unlimited" was the entertainment. Hostess was Marsha Rhoads, Plymouth, who also served, along with Lisa Erb, sister of the groom, Syracuse. Roxanna Erb, sister of the groom, Syracuse, was in charge of the guest book. The couple took a wedding trip to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and now reside in Lendonway Terrace Addition, Pinkerton Dr., Syracuse. The bride is a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School and is a teacher at Lakeland Daycare Center, Syracuse. The groom is also a 1986 graduate of Wawasee High School, and received an electrician's degree from the Elkhart Career Center. He is employed with Kozon Plumbing and Heating, Syracuse. School menu WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL January 8-12 MONDAY — Tenderloin sandwich, pickle slices, buttered corn, apple crisp, and milk TUESDAY— Mostaciolli, buttered green beans, strawberries and bananas, bread sticks, and milk WEDNESDAY - Cream chicken on biscuit, California blend, pineapple chunks, peanut butter fudge, and milk THURSDAY - Pizza boats, tossed salad, applesauce, and milk FRIDAY — No school! End of semester Menu subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH January 8-12 MONDAY — French toast sticks, ham patty, tri tater, fresh orange slices, apple juice, and milk TUESDAY— Beef pot pie, tossed salad, applesauce, graham cracker cookie, and milk WEDNESDAY - Ham dinger sandwich. French fries, mixed fruit, baked item, and milk THURSDAY - Homemade vegetable beef soup w/crackers, bologna sandwich, peach slices, cookie, and milk FRIDAY - No school! End of semester Menu subject to change.

ANTIQUES WANTED FREE ■APPRAISAL SERVICE Mr. Charles Wolfe will return to the Kosciusko & Elkhart areas to make free appraisals and purchase antiques. Mr. Wolfe will make a free appraisal on any item that is for sale and pay 80% of appraisal price. You are under NO obligation to sell. Mr. Wolfe has been in the antique business for (32) years. All purchases are confidential and paid cash. ITEMS WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES F t OR QUILTS - COVERLETS IRON PENNY BANKS | | TIN WIND UP TOYS • CORNER CUPBOARDS • CHEST OF DRAWERS • JUKE BOXES • DRY SINKS • BEDROOM SUITES • VICTORIAN TABLES • MARBLE TOP FURNITURE , • KITCHEN CUPBOARDS • PRIMITIVE FURNITURE JEWELRY OF ALL TYPES |P POCKETWATCHES || GUNS || COINS •xCUT GLASS • R.S. PRUSSIA • PATTERN GLASS • HAVILAND CHINA • ART GLASS • COLORED GLASS » HAND PAIRED CHINA • ORIENTAL ITEMS • GOLD & SILVER OIL PAIN^NGS ~~| | STERLING SILVER~| | MUSIC BOXES~ • WELLER POTTERY • OVERBECK POTTERY .• HUMMELS • ROSEVILLE POTTERY • ROCKWOOD POTTERY • NAZI ITEMS • HULL POTTERY • ALL KINDS OF POTTERY • OLD FOUNTAIN PENS CLOCKS | | DOLLS | | SWORDS | | DIAMONDS ]| IRONTOYS" • FOSTORIA GLASS • HEISEY GLASS • PICTURE FRAMES • OIL LAMPS • ANTIQUE • CAMBRIDGE GLASS • FIESTA WARE »CROCKS - JUGS • TOOLS CLOTHING | NOTE: MR. WOLFE BUYS BOOKS ALL KINDS OF COLLECTIBLES | NOTE: It’s impossible to list all items I wish to purchase, but I will look at most anything in the antique and Collectible line. Call Collect Or Write: Mr. Charles Wolfe P.O/Box 13, Centerville, IN 47330 317-855-57649 a’m. 6P.M.J Days NOTE: Just write me a letter with your name, address, and phone number with a brief description of what you would like to sell and I will call and make an appointment to come to your home.

Wed., January 3,1990 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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MR. AND MRS. DEVON SORENSEN

Mary Zebell becomes bride of Devon Sorensen Oct. 14

Mary Zebell, Three Oaks, Mich., and Devon .Sorensen, Three Rivers, Mich., were united in marriage October 14. 1989, in St. Mary's Church, Three Oaks. Deacon Ray Zientarski officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Chester and Joan Zebell, Three Oaks. The groom's parents, are Eldon and Nola Sorensen, Milford. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown of white silk taffeta with a laceedged veil. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Julie Samsel, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Robin Chalmers and Barb Aikman with Tanya Zebell, niece of the bride, as flower girl. They wore royal blue gowns and carried white bouquets. Jeff Sorensen, brother of the groom, was best man>»ghase Atwood and Dwight Dean served as groomsmen. They were attired in gray tuxedos. The guests were ushered into the sanctuary by Joe Zebell, brother of the bride, and Craig Sorensen, brother of the groom. Readers, reading from the Bible, were Ted Zebell and Mike

Zebell, brothers of the bride. Music was sung by Donna and Mike Latus, and Mike Zebell. Guitarist was Donna Latus. The mothers of the couple joined together in lighting the parents' candles. A reception was held in the church recreation hall with a dance following. The bride is a 1985 graduate of River Valley High School, Three Oaks. The groom is a 1972 graduate of Wawasee High School and a 1981 graduate of French Lick College. He is employed as a sales representative for Tony’s Pizza. The couple is residing at 58032 Marlene Drive, Three Rivers, Mich., following a honeymoon to southern Indiana. LONDON — Unless women win more access to family planning, education and employment, tfee world’s population could almost triple to 14 billion by the 2100, a U.N. agency said. *v 457-2561

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